Can this operate in Singapore? Singapore's power frequency is 50 hertz, not 60 hertz, and voltage is 220/240. Do I need a Transformer/adapter?
12738
We have the same power supply in the Philippines where I sent my Makita saw. You need to have a step down transformer to convert to 110 volts. Hope this helps.
12739
Can work if u buy step down converter that can support the needed current draw. If buy shavers etc normally 110v-120v/220-240v mostly no need adaptor liao. See plug to be sure. If only support 110v/120v buy a cheapo adaptor if using things with low power consumption. But if high power consumption, need to get a very good power converter else ur converter blows or appliance dun work.
12740
Yea mine is a american outlet type plug so I doubt it will work without at least a adapter I would guess.
12741
Can work if u buy step down converter that can support the needed current draw.If buy shavers etc normally 110v-120v/220-240v mostly no need adaptor liao. See plug to be sure.If only support 110v/120v buy a cheapo adaptor if using things with low power consumption. But if high power consumption, need to get a very good power converter else ur converter blows or appliance dun work.
1618285
I am bringing mine to the asia... all outlets there are 220V so i bought a converter then ill see if it works...
310452
It uses a 120v here, so it would not work overseas unless you use a converter.
1632896
buy a step-up adaptor, will solve the problem. This is a 110V model, China and Singapore is 220 - 240V.
811643
According to the charger it works on 120 VAC 60 Hz. 50 Hz should not be a problem, but a step down transformer is needed. Some hotels have transformers and/or power converters that can be used. An adapter plug may also be needed. When I went to Europe, I purchased and adapter set that included a step down transformer.
67007
My charger states 120 VAC 60 Hz input. I am not sure what power Malaysia has, but it may not be 120 VAC and I doubt that it is 60 Hz. The 60 Hz is not a big issue, but if the voltage is 220 VAC instead of 120 VAC, the charger is probably fried.
1159799
I don't see why not, You will need to get different charger ( I think its 208/220V in Singapore )
1953880
Answer here...You may use with power adpater that can convert from 110 to 220 V. The only problem is servicing it in Africa. Check with Samsung. Whether they will support this as warranty may be voided if you transport to other country.
1804837
Hi, it worked fine for a few months, in Singapore which has same voltage as UK, but went dead after 4 months.
1154964
If your talking about a 240 volt 50hz power supply mode, the answer is no, however you can purchase such a dual supply is 120/240 switchable at Radio Shack. As far as frequency is concerned, it is useable in almost all countries of the world. Regards
1656887
yes, BUT - be aware that this unit will only work in countries with 60hz power supply. Those include the American continent, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, South Korean, Saudi Arabia, and a couple others. This unit WILL NOT WORK in any other countries.
1667014
I think you probably would need an adapter. The unit uses a small transformer but I didn't notice a 110/220 switch on it. Also, the 60 vs. 50 hz would likely be a problem for audio equipment.
1707704
Yes, im now using this in Singapore. The 5port USB charger, charge my iPads, iPhones ans samsung note 3 without any problem , as the power 2 flat pin wall plug that come wth it you can get an adapter to mount it.
604206
I found a 110/220 version of this in Bangkok at Siam Paragon. The US version is worthless for international travel.
731555
The transformer shows 100-240 volts at 50-60 hz, so I would imagine with an adapter you could use this anywhere in the world. Ours works great with two floors. I've taken it out to about 50 feet and it still works perfectly, even through walls and other electronics.
853480
I have no clue if the voltage in Singapore would fit this machine or not. It was a gift to my daughter. I would ASSUME that you simply need the electrical 'thing' you need for other USA make plugs.
58923
Yes as indicated by others they are a 110 unit, and as far as Singapore I have no idea as to codes and/or regulations.